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How many satellites do China National Space Administration (CNSA) and National Academy of Sciences of Belarus have in orbit?

Explore satellites by operator, orbit, and operational status using Vega's live catalog.

360Satellite count
2Operators
Sep 6, 2026, 12:44 AM UTCLast updated
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Satellites by selected operator

Satellite counts across the operators you've selected

360Satellite count

Orbit distribution

Which orbital band satellites occupy — low, medium, or geostationary Earth orbit

CNSA
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
OperatorVLEOLEOMEOGEOXGEOTotal
CNSA128535370358
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus020002

Operational status

Whether satellites are currently active or inactive

CNSA
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
OperatorActiveInactiveTotal
CNSA3544358
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus202

Altitude distribution

How far above Earth satellites orbit, from low orbit to the geostationary belt

CNSA
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
Operator< 500 km500–1,000 km1,000–2,000 km2,000–3,000 km3,000–4,000 km4,000–5,000 km5,000–10,000 km10,000–20,000 km20,000–30,000 km30,000–40,000 km40,000–50,000 km> 50,000 kmTotal
CNSA541498300000353700358
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus0200000000002

Inclination distribution

How steeply orbits are tilted, from 0° equatorial to 180° retrograde

CNSA
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
OperatorEquatorial (0–10°)Low (10–50°)Mid (50–70°)Polar / Sun-sync (70–100°)Retrograde (>100°)Total
CNSA2145522400358
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus000202

Catalog freshness

How recently each satellite's orbital data was last updated

CNSA
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
OperatorUnder 24h1–2 days2–3 daysOver 3 daysTotal
CNSA2924598358
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus20002

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